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Appalachian Horseback Riding AdventuresAppalachian Horseback Riding Adventures, located in western Grayson County, offers guided horseback riding trips in Mt. Rogers, Virginia's highest peak, as well as Pine Mountain. Experience the limitless beauty of the Grayson County's mountains, with 365 degree views, or the awesome Wild Ponies of Grayson Highlands. If you love horses, mountain views, adventure, peace and serenity, you will love Appalachian
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Crystal Springs Recreation AreaDiscover Mother Nature at her best at this 1800 acre forested recreation area. Hiking trails abound, offering hikers a variety of terrain that ranges from easy to moderate difficulty. Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation's "Kids in Parks" Track Trails area located within this recreation area. TRACK Trails are designed to help kids explore nature through the use of four self guided -
Gatewood Park Campground and ReservoirGatewood Park Campground and Reservoir is 400 scenic acres nestled in the heart of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain Region of Southwest Virginia. Surrounded by the Jefferson National Forest and located near the Town of Pulaski, Gatewood is accessible from Interstates 81 and 77 and offers exciting recreational opportunities for the entire family. Camping; Join us for camping or glamping at Gatewood -
Mountain Biking at Mountain LakeMountain Lake’s 4,000-foot elevation makes for cool summer cycling and a scenic spring or fall experience. Its 20 miles of trails--from single track for experienced riders to smooth trails for beginners and children--are open to the public year-round. Trail maps are available at the Mountain Lake Outfitters. Bike rentals available at the Mountain Lake Outfitters at the entrance to Mountain Lake -
Dismal Falls40 ft. width with a 12 ft. drop into a single whirlpool. It’s an easy hike for those who are less eager to venture far off the beaten path. From the community of White Gate on hwy. 42, just off Rt. 100 from Pearisburg, it’s a short jaunt of a little over 10 miles. You will take SR-606 to SR-671 -
Spearhead Trails – Original Pocahontas Trail System"The OP" offers 65 miles of scenic twists and turns in a deep-woods setting. The system provides spectacular views of surrounding mountains and historic downtown, and can be accessed from 2 trail heads: one at Boissevain Park, and the other in the ATV-Friendly town of Pocahontas. Spearhead Trails rider permits will be available at local retailers, see website for a list. Permits are -
Castle Rock Golf CourseCastle Rock Golf and Recreation is located in the quiet town of Pembroke overlooking the New River and its' namesake "Castle Rock", in Giles County. The views from the course are of breathtaking vistas of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains and no matter what season you decide to play, you will be blesssed. We feature an 18 Hole Golf Course with -
Mountain Lake ConservancyThe Mountain Lake Conservancy was founded to manage and protect the 2,600 pristine acres of Mountain Lake Lodge. Designated a "Virginia Green" destination by the state's Green tourism initiative because of its environmentally friendly practices, Mountain Lake provides a wide array of nature-based opportunities that are managed by the Mountain Lake Conservancy, including: 20 hiking and birding trails, a -
Sinking Creek Bridge and Covered Bridges of Giles CountyThree beautiful covered bridges are located in traditional country settings: Sinking Creek Bridge, 70-foot-long red wooden bridge with a tin roof, built in 1916. Open to the public. Not open to the public, but also in Giles: Link Farm Bridge, 50-ft. bridge, with red board sides and a sheet-metal roof, dating from 1912. Reynold's Farm Bridge, 36-foot bridge built in 1919. Can only -
Pearisburg Town Park- River Sculpture Walking TrailThe Pearisburg Town Park has a River Sculpture Walking Trail where anyone can enjoy a easy, peaceful walk while viewing various sculptures. The trail consists of five sculptures: the "Rebirth" sculpture, "The Cascades" sculpture, the "Jewel Rebar Veritas" sculpture, the "A Part, Not Apart" sculpture, and the interactive "I Want This River To Be..." sculpture. A few of the sculptures -
Clinch River FarmsOur farm is an agritourism site and features 70 acres with the Clinch River. We host groups for nature hikes, petting zoo (special arrangements), playground, river walk, camp site with picnic shelter. You can take trails for hiking or enjoy lots of fishing. We have a Big toy, swings, zip line and camp fire. Tubing on the Clinch is a -
Stone Face RockFolklore says that the face was carved by Cherokee Indians honoring their chief at the time. The name of the Chief is unknown. Others believe that the face has evolved over time by wind and rain. Nevertheless it’s a great photo opportunity for a visitor looking for something different! Stone Face Rock is located just outside of Pennington Gap and -
Cascades National Recreation TrailThis highly scenic, 4-mile round-trip trail meanders along a shaded mountain creek to a 66-foot waterfall within Jefferson National Forest. Hike is low to moderate difficulty. Picnicking area is at the beginning of the trail. Native trout fishing available in the Little Stony Creek. Accessible restrooms at the trailhead. Picnic area. Water hydrant for filling water bottles available in the recreation -
Tangent Outfitters – PembrokeTangent Outfitters, with locations in Pembroke and Radford, Virginia, is a full service outfitter and guide service, specializing in canoeing, kayaking, rafting, mountain biking and guided fishing. With over 25 years of fishing experience for Small Mouth Bass, Muskie and Walleye on the New River. We provide quality outdoor equipment rentals and shuttle service for the New River, New River -
Giles Country ClubThe Giles Country Club facilities include a beautiful 9 hole golf course surrounded by mountains; a heated pool; a bar and grill; hotel-style rooms and a ballroom for rent. Giles Country Club continues to be a great place to stay when in town visiting family, away for a sporting event, or passing through on business. With being a multi-functional facility, the -
New River Water TrailGiles County boasts 37 miles of the majestic New River where it’s depth ranges from a very few inches to a maximum of one hundred feet at the at the base of the towering Palisade Cliffs in Eggleston. River goers can enjoy fishing, rafting, floating, boating, and swimming on the New River Water Trail. Find easy access at public boat -
New River Outdoor Co.New River Outdoor Co. provides canoe, kayak, & raft rentals on the New River, cabin rentals at Walker Creek Retreat, & guided New River fishing trips for trophy smallmouth bass & musky. Located on US-460 in Pembroke, VA. NROC has outfitted trips on the New River since 2003 and takes pride in its high-quality equipment and knowledgeable, friendly staff. A -
Red Fox TrailThis 1.5 mile historical trail is an interpretive hike back to 1892, when a massacre at the site left five people dead at what was dubbed “the killing rock.” Open to hiking, biking, and equestrian, this trail is considered moderately intensive. Elevations range from 1860 to 2260 feet. From Pound VA: Take Highway 23 north for 3.6 miles. Turn left on SR -
Spearhead Trails – Stone Mountain Trail SystemStone Mountain boasts 30 miles of highly technical "blue and black" trails along the crest and curves of Stone and Black Mountains, and features 9 overlooks. The trailhead is at Leeman Park, which offers riders amenities that includes an RV Park, swimming pool, horse arena and stables, playgrounds, volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts, as well as picnic pavilions. Considered to be a -
Leeman Field ParkLeeman Field park in Pennington Gap, has many activities for the whole family. These include tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, a .58 mile walking trail, 2 children's playgrounds, a sand box, swimming pool, baseball fields, access to the Powell River, and 3 pavilions. For more information or to rent a pavilion, please call the Town of Pennington -
Appalachian Trail, GilesSouthwestern Virginia includes some of the most spectacular sections of this famous Maine-to-Georgia footpath, with wilderness high summits, mature timber and vivid floral displays in June and July. Giles contains 50 miles of the Appalachian Trail and it passes through the county seat of Pearisburg and the Town of Narrows which are now both official Appalachian Trail Communities. Starting in the -
Penhook #9 Boat Access on Smith Mountain LakeThe Penhook #9 Boat Access site sits on 22.7 acres of land. The facility features a two-lane concrete boat ramp with courtesy docks, paved parking for 42 vehicles with trailers, handicapped-accessible fishing pier, dusk to dawn lighting, and new restrooms (open during peak months). The facility is open from sunrise to sunset, overnights are not allowed. There is no launching cost